Medicine · Dr Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su, Dr Amy Voedisch
by Dr Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su, Dr Amy Voedisch
Two gynecologists walk into a recording studio. Sounds like the start of a joke, and frankly, perimenopause can feel like the start of a joke too. Only this joke is on you. And it's not that funny. But back to those two OB/GYNS…. Dr Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su and Dr. Amy Voedisch have been caring for the reproductive health of those born with uteruses for a while now. And the doctors are frankly pretty tired of how those body bits — and the people they belong to — get ignored by medical science when they are no longer ideal baby-makers. Half of a woman's life comes after her Build a Baby shop shuts down; however, the medical community does little to educate her about or treat her for issues related to her peri- and post-menopausal body. In this smart, funny, incredibly informed, wonderfully irreverent podcast, Doctors Rebecca and Amy give us the down low on our… down lows. What is perimenopause? What can I expect? How can I feel better? And for crying out loud, WHEN IS IT OVER? Tune in on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month to get the real information without the hype, the sales, the myths, superstitions, and nonsense. Are your ovaries starting to overreact? Grab a partner, a buddy, a random woman who looks on the verge of tears, and listen up. You're not in this alone. And as the docs say, "You're not crazy. This is actually happening."
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I have been enjoying the content of this podcast from the range of topics, to the depth of data to the relatability of passion in the presenters for the experience on the patients. I just wanted to comment on the dialogue regarding APPs not being trained well enough to manage this population: I think that is a discredit to the APPs who have sought and completed the appropriate training. As we know medical school and residency does not adequately cover the physiology, symptom profile, management options or co-morbidity risk & prevalence for patients in this stage of life. There are many APPs who have dedicated themselves to the evolving evidence regarding this field who are more qualified than some MDs who lack the experience, training or compassion in this field. I recommend researching the profile of the clinician you are interested in and establishing with someone who you feels listens to you, validates your experiences, clearly explains options and participates in shared decision making that is crafted with your particular needs and health factors at the center of the conversation - can be MD, DO, NP, PA. We are all accountable to certifying and licensing boards and continue to care for the best interest of our patients.
I’m a physician and a m learning stuff I’ve never heard before. I would recomend this podcast for every person with ovaries, a uterus, or “female” levels of estrogen. I would really love to hear more about nutrition in perimenopause. I know it’s important but I don’t know what to focus on.
This is a terrific podcast for women in perimenopause. I am learning so much from Dr. Voedisch and her colleague!
I knew absolutley nothing about perimenopause before listening to this podcast. I am now a a few episodes in, and not only have I learned a lot, I have really enjoyed listening to these two cool ladies talk.
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